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McLaren shuns celebration in Woking: eyes set on dominating 2026 F1 season

James Taylor by James Taylor
January 9, 2026
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McLaren shuns celebration in Woking: eyes set on dominating 2026 F1 season

McLaren Skips Celebration in Woking: All Eyes on 2026 Championship!

In a shocking turn of events, McLaren Racing has decided against hosting a celebration in Woking to honor their monumental driver’s championship victory in 2025. After a staggering 17-year wait to reclaim the title, one might expect a grand parade through the streets of Woking, but McLaren is keeping its focus sharply on the future.

“We will not be organizing any celebration in Woking this time around,” confirmed a team spokesperson, emphasizing that the squad is intensely focused on gearing up for the 2026 season. The decision comes as McLaren faces a whirlwind schedule that leaves little room for festivities. With the winter break being shorter than ever and a series of crucial pre-season tests looming, the team is prioritizing preparation over celebration.

Just last February, Woking was alive with excitement as the team celebrated their Constructors’ Championship victory. The local community had high hopes for a repeat performance, especially after Lando Norris became the 11th British driver in history to clinch the world title. The combination of winning both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships—a feat not achieved since 1998—had fans eagerly anticipating another jubilant event.

However, the logistics of organizing such a celebration have proven to be too complex for this year. The team will barely have returned from their shakedown at Montmeló, scheduled for January 26-30, before diving headfirst into analyzing a mountain of data in preparation for their first test session in Bahrain, which takes place from February 11-13.

Furthermore, McLaren remains the only team yet to announce the date for their 2026 car launch, adding to the urgency of their preparations. The absence of a celebration may come as a disappointment to fans, but McLaren’s commitment to excellence is clear—they are not resting on their laurels; they are gearing up for an even bigger challenge ahead.

As the motorsport world watches closely, McLaren’s decision underscores a fierce determination to reclaim their place at the top of Formula 1. With the 2026 season on the horizon, all efforts are directed towards building a championship-winning machine. The road to victory is paved with hard work, and McLaren is ready to hit the ground running!

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